We are a full service, family-owned Italian restaurant, offering BYOB and specialize in dishes from southern Italy. Come for an intimate dinner for two or a table for ten with friends and family. We require reservations for all size parties. We can also accommodate any type of event like a baby or bridal shower, rehearsal dinner, graduation or a post-religious service event with our customized family style lunch or dinner menus.
Relaxed Italian restaurant offering traditional cuisine, including family-style offerings.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5861 York Rd., Lahaska, PA 18931
Phone: (215) 794-2777
Website: http://villaggiocucina.com/
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Reviews
From my initial inquiry through the night of the event, the staff was incredibly responsive, organized, and helpful. On the day of the rehearsal, we were able to stop by early to drop off decorations and personal items, and the team set up the bar beautifully. Being able to simply drop everything off and trust that it would be handled so well made a busy day feel much less stressful.
We had about 30 guests, and everyone was so well taken care of. The staff did an amazing job managing a larger group — they were attentive, efficient, and genuinely kind throughout the evening. The food was excellent, and everything came out hot and delicious, even in large quantities. There was more than enough food for everyone, and our guests kept commenting on how much they enjoyed the meal.
For anyone planning a wedding in the area and looking for a relaxed, family-style rehearsal dinner, I would strongly recommend Villaggio. It was the perfect setting for such a special evening.
I was honestly incredibly blown away by the Chef Special Chicken. The crust of the chicken was beautifully Crispy, crunchy, slight charcoal flavor but in a good way. The chicken itself was juicy, hot, and very well cooked. I just wish the pieces were bigger too enjoy!
The mussels were good, the sauce they are swimming in does help add decent flavors. I don’t have the best refined pallet for mussels I’ll admit, but they are good and worth checking out.
The bread is good with a little bit of olive oil on top.
If you’re walking around Peddlers Village after a long day of shopping n sight seeing, make sure you support local and go to Villagio.
Server was nice and pretty quick, but we chose not to complain about the food.
Prices are about 25-30 per entree, 15-20 for apps. We didn’t risk dessert, but maybe that would’ve saved the review. Probably not going to try it again though, lots of other options around.
First time here on a busy night with friends.
I have high expectations for Italian food, but this place is exemplary!
For appetizers we had the ‘prosciutto and burrata’ and the fried mozzarella appetizer. Both were outstanding!
For entrees Husband had the cavatelli and broccoli which he enjoyed. I had the homemade papardelle with bolognese which was simply perfection.
Bread was served with olive oil. We did not have room for dessert, but the carrot cake looked great.
It’s byob here, and we will definitely be back with a bottle of wine. Run!- don‘t walk here. It’s fantastic!
Cavatelli broccoli – “homemade pasta sautéed with garlic, olive oil and fresh broccoli, tossed with parmigiano cheese.” Sounds good, but was not. The broccoli was soft, so either a bit overcooked or originally frozen rather than fresh. This was not really the problem though. The dish just had little flavor, other than from the large slices of nearly raw garlic. It needed more olive oil, or more flavorful olive oil, and the garlic needed to be gently sauteed in said oil. Not near enough cheese either.
Gnocchi alla gorgonzola – “sauté of garlic, cream, gorgonzola cheese and baby arugula”. This had the opposite problem from our other dish: it was very flavorful, but perhaps excessively rich. We appreciated the home made potato gnocchi, but felt it would have been more enjoyable in a slightly thinner sauce. The garlic was also not cooked through, as was the case with the cavatelli broccoli.
BYOB. Plenty of parking except when Peddler’s Village has popular events.